Tucked away in the mountains and cut off from the rest of the world, Rosa Academy is your typical boarding academy—at least on the surface. And like most schools, it has its share of urban legends. But, as Raum and his friends—Tulli, Yan, and Karel—are wont to find out, there is more than meets the eye...


(Source: Storm in Heaven)

It's an everyday life of a shy girl called Tomoko Konagai and three "cats" Maa, Roo, Shii. These cats are girls with cats' ears and can speak human language.


(Source: MAL News)

Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers: The Comics collects every issue of the original Generation 1 Transformers manga published in the pages of TV Magazine.


Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers Prologue (2 issues, 05/85-06/85)

Hundreds of thousands of years ago there existed a highly-advanced planet called Cybertron. The planet was controlled by two factions of super robot lifeforms: the heroic Autobots and the evil Decepticons.

Their endless war drained Cybertron of all its energy, leading to both factions leaving the planet in search of new energy sources. Their battle raged on, eventually reaching the vicinity of prehistoric Earth.


Fight! Super Robot Lifeform Transformers (8 issues, 04/86-11/86)

Trouble is brewing in Tokyo, Japan – Starscream, Skywarp and Thundercracker are on the attack, out to pillage energy and cause some general destruction. But the Autobots have pursued their foes to Japan, and Optimus Prime, Smokescreen, Wheeljack, Trailbreaker and Sideswipe speed onto the scene, just in time for Prime to transform and save a young boy named Kenji.


The Story of Super Robot Lifeforms: The Transformers (5 issues, 12/86-04/87)

Responding to an SOS, an Autobot team consisting of Rodimus Prime, Ultra Magnus, Kup, Blurr, Springer and Arcee head into space at full speed, and discover the spaceship that sent the call for help held prisoner by another.


The Great Transformer War (3 issues, 04/87-07/87)

(aka Transformers: Big War)

The Decepticons have captured Dalton, a brilliant scientist from the planet Elan, but he is refusing to work with them, and the Aerialbots and Protectobots are already on their way towards Trypticon to rescue him.


"Great Decisive Battle of Planet Beast!" (special, 08/87)

With White Leo and Rodimus Prime away, the Decepticons and their Beastformer allies make another attempt to conquer planet Beast.


Transformers: The Headmasters (8 issues, 08/87-03/88)

As the Autobots and the recently-arrived Autobot Headmasters ruminate on the current state of play – the death of Optimus Prime, their base on the planet Athenia, the power of the Headmasters – Galvatron leads the Decepticon Headmasters in a plot to destroy Battleship Maximus.


Transformers: Super-God Masterforce (12 issues, 04/88-03/89)

(aka Transformers: Masterforce)

After the events of The Headmasters, the Autobots and Decepticons have departed Earth... or have they?


Transformers: Victory (10 issues, 04/89-01/90)

The Victory War begins as Star Saber and Deathsaurus face-off on Earth!


Transformers: Zone (special, 04/90)

When nine of the most powerful Decepticons are gathered together under the rule of Violen Jiger, Autobot Powered Master Dai Atlas must step forward to prevent them from acquiring the power of the mystical Zodiac.


Transformers: The Battlestars (special, 08/91)

Super Megatron attempts to pillage energon from an oil rig, only to be confronted by Star Convoy!


(Information collected from Transformers Wiki and TFArchives).

The galaxy-spanning war between the Autobots and the Decepticons is introduced to an unsuspecting humanity!

A School Pop Comedy!


Masaki Aoi is a high school student with a sweet tooth. All her life she has been treated like a boy but change is on the horizon for this tomboy! Yuase Takumi is a third year middle school student. He's also the president of the Confectionery Club, and he's extended an exclusive invite to Aoi to join his club....too bad he thinks she's a HE! But pressure from her classmates forces Aoi to play along and she finds herself joining the Boys-Only Confectionery Club.


What will await her?


(Source: Spoils)

Mitsumine High School is known as the school with the most juvenile delinquents in the country. The students are so violent that even the teachers are scared for their lives. Sunahara is the leader of the first years and is the strongest dude of his class. But when the transfer student Asagiri Shinnosuke makes an appearance at the school, he starts taking down names and kicking up dust like a tornado. If the students thought things were violent and unpredictable at Mitsumine, they haven’t seen anything yet since Asagiri is here to become the champion of the school.


(Source: MangaHelpers)

Shizuku is very active girl. When she had to make a bonfire, she refuses the boys' help and drags heavy logs herself. But one assistant is there, in contrary to her pride and principles.

This is a thriller Manga focused on the hatred that tends to be latent in peoples' minds, expressed here in the form of a phantom of a horse.


Otani Tetsu is a quiet and introspective junior high school boy, but upon discovering that the violent teacher Kito plans to propose to his favorite teacher Mizushima Reiko, Tetsu begins to bear intense hatred for him. A giant horse appears from nowhere, and Kito dies on the next day. Tetsu instantly understands that the horse was Bomba.


Bomba was an army horse that his father was ordered to take care of when he was in the army during the Pacific War. Whenever Tetsu, weak hearted like his father, feels hatred for someone, a phantom of the horse his father used to tell him about appears, and takes revenge on that person.


In the meantime, Tetsu graduates from junior high school, and Mizushima moves to a school in Tokyo. Although Mizushima promises to see him again, she dies in an accident before she can keep her promise. Tetsu begins to hate everybody. Bomba then appears in Tokyo and starts to cause terrible accidents.


(Souce: tezukaosamu.net)

This work is a manga aimed at adolescents, focusing on a young man who dreams of animated filmmaking, and puts his heart into it.


A visionary boy named Miyamoto Musashi, who comes to Tokyo dreaming of producing Manga films (animation), visits a Manga filming company, but veteran Manga film writer Danmatsuma flatly tells him that the movement factor in his drawings lacks vitality.


In the meantime, Miyamoto Musashi meets a boy named Sasaki Kojiro, who also aspires to produce Manga films. Although they become friends instantly, they later part after a quarrel, and became rivals.


After being provoked by yakuza, Musashi meets Otsu, a daughter of the leader of the yakuza family. In retaliation, the yakuza burns his 50,000 animated films and his movie equipment, and damages his eyes. But Musashi's memories of his beloved horse Ao in his hometown encourage him, and he regains the courage to start producing Manga films featuring Ao.


(Source: tezukaosamu.net)

Each chapter follows Fukuzou Moguro, a traveling salesman, and his current customer. Moguro deals in things that give his customers their heart's desire, and once his deals are made and their unhealthy desires are satisfied, Moguro's customers are often left with terrible repercussions, especially if they break the rules of his deals...

Warau Salesman had two chapters published in English in the educational publication Mangajin, where it was included from March to August 1994 (issues No.34–37).

Publishers:

• Chuuou Kouron (magazine)

To control his daimyo lords, the shogun orders them to move back and forth from their provincial home and the capital, where they must spend half their time. The story follows the long journeys of the daimyo Kumada's family between the family's Okayama home in southwestern Japan and their second home in the capital. (Source: ANN)

A swimming prodigy gets injured during practice and finds out her days as a swimmer are over. She decides that her only course of action, obviously, is to stay on the swim team by becoming a sex slave for the boys and the coach.


(Source: LWB)

A timid young boy named Tadashi moves to a small town after the divorce of his parents. At a local festival, he is picked to be that year's "Kirin Rider," a protector of all things good. He soon discovers that his new title is quite literal, as a nefarious spirit named Kato appears. Originally a human who became a demon from the strength of his hatred for humans, Kato desires vengeance against their actions on the Youkai. To carry out his revenge, Kato allies himself with a Youkai named Hanako while he summons a fiery spirit called Yomotsumono, composed of the resentment of the many things which mankind has discarded.

By capturing other Yokai and burning them in the flames of Yomotsumono, he is able conjure up a manifestion of Yomotsumono known as "Nanjara-Monjara", a fearsome Yokai covered in tentacles that can fly.


Tadashi is mankind's last hope as he begins his quest to claim the "Holy sword" from it's protector, the Great Tengu before joining forces with all the Yokai that reside along the Mizuki Road to defeat the evil Kato once and for all.


Though 220 pages in length, Yokai Daisenso reads like an epic One Shot in as much as there are no chapters. It reads straight through from start to finish without any intervals.

The surreal gag manga follows a quiet, timid girl named Misuzu whose older sister Naoko is returning from studying aboard. However, when she hurries home to meet her sister, Misuzu instead encounters Naoko-san, the strange alien from Yuri-sei (Yuri Planet) who loves eroticism, yuri, and girls.

Six years ago, Hanadera Himawari tragically lost her parents to a car accident, leaving her and her four brothers to fend for themselves. Now a high school student, Himawari leads a busy life attending classes, rushing off to grocery bargain sales, and doing housework, while her two older brothers work several jobs just to make ends meet. Life is not easy, but as long as she has her crazy but kind-hearted brothers, Himawari will survive!

Mana, the spirit of green living things, can be used for both good and evil, and an investigative office exists to keep the destructive power of Mana in check. Ruwen is a Mana Investigator who's been sent to a small town to check out a possible abuse of Mana situation. Once there, he meets the cheerful little girl Miniru, who eagerly guides him around the town. Could Miniru, who is suffering from a strange illness, have something to do with the Mana situation?


(Source: MangaHelpers)

The time is the Italian Renaissance. The setting is Venice. 21-year-old Legare Salviatti lives with his father Georg, a seemingly simple medicine man who years ago separated from his wife and moved from Florence. Legare spends his days idly dabbling in painting, music, and flirting with women when not pursuing his one true passion, alchemy. However, his peaceful life is suddenly turned upside down when his father is arrested on suspicion of practicing black magic. Desperate to save his father's life, Legare turns to a priest for help, but nothing is as it seems in the twisted world of politics...

The Muromachi Period was a time when nightfall brought true darkness. Set in this era of gloom, the tale of GAGOZE, a violent demon feared even by the monsters, is about to begin!

Story follows three people who are training to become lawyers, judges, or prosecutors.

Bara manga by Gai Mizuki containing Body Suit, Honey, and Blind.

Based off the otome game of the same name.

Based on the video game Mega Man 8, Rockman (Mega Man) discovers that a meteor that has fallen to Earth houses an alien power. Now Mega Man must stop the evil Dr. Wily from using the meteor for his own evil gains.

In a certain town there is a slightly odd maid café named Sasanqua. The most popular maid in the shop, Botan, has just received a love confession from the new girl, Momo, and can't help but have Momo on her mind. W-w-w-w-what if this is love!? E-even though we're both girls!? Why am I having these feelings!? This is a clashing-style maid café love (?) comedy.


(Source: MU)

Akira Matsumoto doesn't dislike being chased by girls. In fact, he likes it.


But if he's going to be killed ... well, that's a different matter.


(Source: MangaFox)

Z/X: Zillions of Enemy X is based on a trading card game of the same title.

Publishers:

• V-Jump (magazine)

In celebration of it's 100th anniversary in publication, Mizuki Shigeru illustrates 29 of the stories contained within the legendary book, "Tono Monogatari" (Tales of Tono), which was originally written way back in 1910 by the much revered "Godfather of Yokai", Yanagita Kunio.


Each of the 29 chapters is a faithful adaption of their respective stories seen through the eyes of a studious Mizuki Shigeru.

A Collection of short stories including:


• Nostradamus to Sakaki-kun

A girl meets a boy who can see the future.


• Himitsu Mittsu


• Keep a Diary

Ten years after the Great Tokyo War, each prefecture in Japan has split up into independent nations. Each nation is ruled by a prophet called "Mosa" and an army called "Mob" as they start to compete to take over other countries. Four "Mob" girls from the Saitama clan, Nozomi, Yukina, Ai, and Chiaya, are ordered by their "Mosa" to travel around Japan riding their motorcycles to mediate multiple battles between nations and clans as they emerge.


(Source: ANN)

Rolling☆Girls is based on Wit Studio's original TV anime series of the same title, and serves as a prequel to the main story.

Publishers:

• Comic Garden (magazine)

A boy is cursed with an attraction for older men. The current object of his affection is a professor he admires from a far. What will happen when the said professor becomes his new step brother!


A will a student-teacher, forbidden sibling love bloom?

(Source: MangaFox)

After Yunogi-san's grandmother passed away, he sold the farm and his possessions and went to Tokyo. But the 34 year old Yunogi-san soon discovers that his lack of experience will not get him a job. He was thrilled to get a call one day about a position. After being forced into the position, he learns he is to become the publicly viewed substitute for horror writer Kirino Shuusuke.


(Source: Manga Traders)

Based on the PS3/360 game, Sonic Generations.

The Zero-Sum Original Anthology Series features themed oneshots from various mangaka that publish in Ichijinsha's Zero-Sum and Ward magazines. Volume 1 theme:


1. Kumo no Su (Spider's Nest)

2. Ojousama Hajimemasita (Nice to Meet You, Young Lady)

3. Holy, Green to Shiroi Hakoniwa (Holy Green and White Little Garden)

4. Goshogawa Yuzuru no Karei naru Katei Jijou (The Situation of Goshogawa Yuzuru's Magnificant Mansion Creation)

5. Butler of Worry

6. Elevenses

7. Otanjoubi Kikaku Shitsuji Hen (The Incident of the Butler's Birthday Project)

8. Le Droit d'aimer

9. Ojousama no Shitsuji (Young Lady's Butler)

10. Iraira Shounen no Shitsuji no Yuuutsu (The Melancholy of the Irritable Boy and Butler)

11. Tsuki to Houmonsha (The Moon and the Visitor)

The Zero-Sum Original Anthology Series features themed oneshots from various mangaka that publish in Ichijinsha's Zero-Sum and Ward magazines. Volume 2 theme: burglars, rebels, and phantom thieves.


1. Candy by Haibara Yaku

2. "...That Story." by Mazaki Haruka

3. Flies by Minekura Kazuya

4. Arabiana by Mizuhara Kenta

5. The Ancient History of the Three Thieves by Takayama Shinobu

6. The Adventure of Captain Arco Iris by Tsutsumi Shouko

7. Skyhigh Tension by Fujimura Ayumi

8. Mushroom and Kappa by Magami Guriko

9. The Lonely Mountain Robber by Tachibana Ayun

10. Lanekeeper by Fujiwara Yuu

11. Moonlight Honey by Shindou Arashi

12. The Unlucky Pirate by Asada Yasuka

13. Strobo Rider by Kouzuki Reo

14. Moonlight Dance by Kouga Yun

Side story of nursing school days of Aoi.

Aoi Misora is a third-year nurse at a prestigious hospital. After she is involved in trouble at the Emergency Center, she is transferred to a medical ward of an affiliated hospital. Unlike her previous workplace, the medical ward is a crucial place where patients who survived the emergency room must be looked after with extreme care. But it’s also a place for dishonest and unskilled doctors. Moreover, it is also a place for cozy ties between politicians and doctors, where the priority is not patient care but profit.


Still, Aoi puts every effort forward to take care of patients with her heart and soul. The harder she tries, the more she is alienated from the proud doctors. But with the support of another nurse, Kyoko Komine, and also Dr. Takagi, Aoi succeeds in changing the minds of those around her.